Enjoy sweeping views of Jordanelle Reservoir against the Wasatch Mountains with effortless access to world‑class skiing, golf, and miles of trails. Our first collection of mountain‑modern homes is actively under construction in one of Park City’s most dynamic growth corridors, minutes from Deer Valley’s new East Village.
Discover mountain‑modern living designed for every season. Our first collection of residences is under construction across 96 premier homesites with panoramic lake and mountain views. Choose a home already underway or bring your architect to craft a custom retreat. From ski mornings at Deer Valley’s East Village to spring fly‑fishing on the Provo, summer paddles on Jordanelle, and fall hikes through golden aspens—this is year‑round Park City at its best.
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Spacious, open‑concept floor plans with floor‑to‑ceiling glass and expansive sliders blur the line between indoors and out—perfect for snowy bluebird days and summer evenings alike. Select premium finishes, generous gear storage, and seamless indoor‑outdoor spaces make entertaining, après, and warm‑weather gatherings effortless. Homes are currently under construction; secure yours now or reserve a homesite.
From your Wildwood Reserve basecamp, explore a constellation of Wasatch icons within about an hour or less: Deer Valley, Park City, Canyons, Snowbird, Alta, Brighton, Solitude, Powder Mountain, and more. For day‑to‑day ease, you’re only 15 minutes to Deer Valley’s East Village/Jordanelle access—your quickest gateway to groomers, bowls, and fresh tracks.
Utah’s Provo River is one of the West’s most sought‑after fly‑fishing destinations, renowned for healthy populations of brown and rainbow trout that challenge and reward anglers of every level. Just a short drive from Wildwood Reserve, you can step into cool, clear riffles beneath the Wasatch and work classic runs, seams, and undercut banks—set against a backdrop of towering peaks and cottonwood groves. Prime hatches, year‑round access, and abundant public entry points make the Provo a reliable favorite from first casts to last light.
For a quieter, equally rewarding alternative, the Weber River is a nearby hidden gem. Its crystalline flows and thriving trout fishery create a serene, more secluded experience where patience and precise presentations pay off. Envision casting into calm, emerald glides as the current whispers past, fully immersed in the beauty of your surroundings. Whether you’re nymphing pocket water, drifting a dry through a soft seam, or swinging streamers at dusk, these storied rivers offer unforgettable days on the water—minutes from home.
Step into a trail network that spans family-friendly paths to technical singletrack—all within minutes of home. Hike or bike through aspen groves, ridgelines, and creekside meadows, with sweeping views of Jordanelle Reservoir and the Wasatch. Autumn brings golden foliage; summer delivers long, high-country days.
Minutes from two incredible lakes, water is part of everyday life at Wildwood Reserve. The Jordanelle Reservoir is a favored boating destination, featuring a full‑service marina, boat launch, guest dock, and a vibrant racing scene facilitated by the Park City Sailing Association. Equally captivating, Deer Creek Reservoir is renowned for its pristine, transparent waters—ideal for boating, jet skiing, paddleboarding, and relaxed beach days.
Wildwood Reserve places you within easy reach of premier mountain golf. Tee off across Heber Valley and Park City at celebrated courses, with new championship experiences on the horizon. From lakeside fairways to alpine vistas, you’re minutes from memorable rounds all season long.
Invest in new construction luxury real estate in Park City's thriving Jordanelle area. Wildwood Reserve offers custom mountain homes and exclusive homesites with surprisingly low carry costs, making prestigious Park City ownership attainable. With property values surging and flexible rental options, secure a valuable asset in one of Utah's most desirable luxury real estate markets.
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